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1) Ask
the
user
for
the
following
input:
Exam
1
score,
Exam
2
Score,
Exam
3
Score,
Finals
Score.
Your
program
should
compute
the
final
grade
of
the
student
based
on
the
following
formula:
Final
Grade
=
0.7
x
(Average
of
3
Exams)
+
0.3
x
Finals
Score.
Afterwards,
assign
to
it
the
equivalent
grade
from
the
grading
scale
in
our
syllabus(e.g.
1.00,
1.75,
3.00)
based
on
the
computed
final
grade.
Display
the
Final
Grade
and
the
equivalent
grade.
Make
sure
that
the
value
for
the
exams
and
finals
score
is
between
0
and
100.
The
value
for
the
exams
and
finals
score
may
have
decimal
places
(e.g.
97.2,
6.92)
Sample
Run:
Enter
Exam
1
Score>
50
Enter
Exam
2
Score>
70
Enter
Exam
3
Score>
90
Enter
Finals
Score>
100
Your
Final
Grade
is
79.0.
Your
Equivalent
Grade
is
2.00.
2) Ask
the
user
for
two
integer
inputs.
Your
program
should
check
if
the
two
integers
are
relatively
prime
or
not.
Two
integers
are
relatively
prime
if
they
do
not
share
a
common
divisor
other
than
1.
Make
sure
that
the
inputs
are
positive,
nonzero
integers.
Sample
Run
1:
Enter
a
number>
56
Enter
another
number>
10
56
and
10
are
NOT
relatively
prime.
Sample
Run
2:
Enter
a
number>
50
Enter
another
number>
17
50
and
17
are
relatively
prime.
3) Ask
the
user
for
an
integer
input.
Your
program
should
output
the
English
word
equivalent
of
the
number
input.
Make
sure
that
the
input
is
an
integer
between
0
to
100,
including
0
and
100.
Sample
Run
1:
Enter
a
number>
51
FIFTY
ONE
Sample
Run
2:
Enter
a
number>
30
THIRTY
Sample
Run
3:
Enter
a
number>
100
ONE
HUNDRED
4) Ask
the
user
for
two
character
inputs.
Make
sure
that
the
input
is
a
letter
from
the
English
alphabet.
You
are
to
check
how
far
away
the
first
letter
input
is
from
the
second.
For
example,
‘a’
is
one
unit
away
from
‘b’.
If
the
two
character
inputs
are
the
same,
say
‘c’
and
‘c’,
then
they
are
zero
units
away
from
each
other.
As
a
challenge,
the
small
and
big
cap
form
of
a
letter
should
be
treated
the
same,
so
‘d’
and
‘D’
are
zero
units
away
from
each
other.
Sample
Run
1:
Enter
a
letter>
c
Enter
another
letter>
y
c
is
22
units
away
from
y
Sample
Run
2:
Enter
a
letter>
j
Enter
another
letter>
e
j
is
7
units
away
from
e